Client Evangelism
You need testimonials. Proof of concept. Demonstrated ROI. Commentary on the experience. Your brand is no longer just what you say it is….it’s what...
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Global Employer Branding
This week I had the distinct pleasure of hosting the world’s leading authority on Employer Branding, EBI CEO Brett Minchington. On the second year of...
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Collaborate 2010
Yesterday I was fortunate for the opportunity to provide the morning keynote on Employment Branding for Collaborate 2010 – the first Jobs2Web user...
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Graduation Day
Remember Graduation Day? Hope…Optimism…Opportunity….recently my intern, Lora Berthiaume graduated from St. Thomas University…congratulations Lora! As...
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Casual Day Stickers
I attend a lot of conferences. Often they are centered around leadership and human resources. And lately the popular theme choice has been “Next”,...
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The First Date
First dates can be tough, especially if you haven’t dated in a while. The fear of change and rejection are powerful forces capable of keeping people...
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The Generations at Work
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down over breakfast with Bridgeworks founder David Stillman, the generational expert, professional speaker and...
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Twin Cities HR: Conferences & Connections
This Spring is providing a variety of opportunities for the HR community in my hometown to conference and connect around some terrific content!
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Employment Branding Excellence at UHG
I had coffee this week with one of the strongest practitioners in the Employment Branding space, Heather Polivka at UnitedHealth Group. Heather is a...
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Careers, Culture & Cool
I typically don’t walk away from conversations about Employment Branding and Employee Engagement blown away. I have a pretty decent perspective on...
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Circle of Trust
Remember the movie, Meet the Parents? Where Gaylord Faucker was hopelessly left outside his soon to be father in law’s magic circle of trust despite...
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Bedside Manner
An outstanding week followed by a miserable weekend offered some interesting considerations for the work I do.
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